By: Alishia McCullough — I stand by the Maori proverb that says, “My success is not mine alone, it is that of the collective”. This quote helps me remember that as I grow, I am not alone, there are countless other women and ancestors that have paved my way. …

by: Alishia McCullough Mia and Elena: The Dynamics Between Black and White Women The first fire began on day one in the dynamic between Elena and Mia. Elena did what most cis hetero “well-intentioned” white women do when they feel lead to protect their whiteness- she called the cops. Yes…

Created By: Alishia McCullough M.S., LCMHCA, NCC Edited By: Jardin Dogan, M.Ed., Ed.S., NCC Overview: The seven circles of whiteness is a learning tool that puts a name to the myriad of ways that whiteness exist as a construct in American culture by highlighting specific behaviors and thinking patterns associated…

Alishia McCullough M.S., LCMHCA, NCC People from all over the world, and specifically within my community are in pain, we are fed up, we are angry, the impact of this trauma cannot be intellectualized or articulated in a way that would accurately describe our experience. Many of us are grieving…

by: Alishia McCullough rich and warm voices travel through the night reminding me that they are around me and within me they are fragments of my own voice highly esteemed narrators and oracles their songs echo in my thoughtless hum their thoughts reside within my subconscious they have passed down…